The framework agreement has been signed to enhance the Piedmont hazelnut in Italy

Published Jun 14, 2024

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A framework agreement aimed at valorizing Piedmont hazelnuts has been signed between Coldiretti Piemonte and the Novi Elah Dufour confectionery group. The supply chain project seeks to leverage all of Piedmont's hazelnut production, providing a promising medium-term perspective for agricultural entrepreneurs. The Piedmontese hazelnut sector, with 2,000 companies and a production of around 200,000 quintals, is valued at nearly 80 million euros. The agreement is set to strengthen the connection between agriculture and industry, with a focus on the high-quality Tonda Gentile Trilobata variety. The agreement will be renewed for another 5 years, underscoring the commitment to quality and territorial representation in the hazelnut industry.

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The framework agreement for the valorization of Piedmont hazelnuts has been signed between Coldiretti Piemonte and the Novi Elah Dufour confectionery group. A supply chain project that allows the valorisation of all Piedmontese hazelnut production, offering a medium-term perspective to agricultural entrepreneurs. Speakers at the Coldiretti Piemonte headquarters in Turin were Cristina Brizzolari, president of Coldiretti Piemonte, Mauro Bianco, president of Coldiretti Alessandria and member of the Coldiretti Piemonte board with territorial delegation to the hazelnut sector, Bruno Rivarossa, confederal delegate, Guido Repetto, president of the Elah Dufour Novi Group, and Giovanni Brusasca, president of Monferrato Frutta, a cooperative that will act as a glue. The Piedmontese hazelnut sector has 2,000 companies with 27,000 hectares of cultivated area for a total production of approximately 200,000 quintals and almost 80 million euros in turnover. The Province of Cuneo is particularly ...

Source: Myfruit